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jobs and damaging u.s. business. then you have this attack -- >> we're late on stuff. >> if you look at iran -- >> we have a picture of a guy in his bathrobe in a trailer somewhere causing the hackings to go on, but we're talking about nation states that can be responsible for this in many cases, don't we? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, chinese, they show up in military uniforms. they are hired and trained by the military, and their job is to get into networks in the united states, steal intellectual property, bring it back and give it back to the so-called commercial sector for them to steal and develop that product, statement there's a new level of attack of what is publicly report as iran. that's now at the shores of the united states. they are not a rational actor when it comes to trying to bring down banks or financial services networks. this is as serious as it gets. it's as big a national security problem as i have ever seen that america is not ready to handle. >> absolutely. >> and that's why it's so important th
jobs and damaging u.s. business. then you have this attack -- >> we're late on stuff. >> if you look at iran -- >> we have a picture of a guy in his bathrobe in a trailer somewhere causing the hackings to go on, but we're talking about nation states that can be responsible for this in many cases, don't we? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, chinese, they show up in military uniforms. they are hired and trained by the military, and their job is to get into networks in the united...
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u.s. companies tend to do really well as long as the u.s. currency continues to be cheaper. >> all right. thank you, guys. good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. appreciate it very much. >>> up next, "the new york times" now responding to elon musk about his claim that the newspaper's test drive of a new high-end electric tesla was bogus. phil lebeau will have the latest on that. >>> then the threat of massive spending cuts hanging over the market, coming up i'll talk to gene sperling from the white house today. they want more revenue. representative tom cole says more taxes are off the table. is there any hope of a compromise to be reached? back in a moment. , , you should know that axiron is here. the only underarm treatment for low t. that's right, the one you apply to the underarm. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected sign
u.s. companies tend to do really well as long as the u.s. currency continues to be cheaper. >> all right. thank you, guys. good to see you both. thanks for joining us today. appreciate it very much. >>> up next, "the new york times" now responding to elon musk about his claim that the newspaper's test drive of a new high-end electric tesla was bogus. phil lebeau will have the latest on that. >>> then the threat of massive spending cuts hanging over the market,...
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makes the fed's job easier because the u.s. starts looking like a sea of calm. we were talking about this. if you were a european and would you look at the situation as if illinois was really starting to go and bang bang up and the federal government had to bail them out. that's sort of what the european investors look like, but i think it reaffirms risk on and risk off and does make the jed's job easier and safe haven, buy u.s. treasuries and don't even have to buy as much. >> go ahead. >> would you have been a buyer given what happened yesterday late in the day. >> yeah, yeah, probably would. >> you have knee jerk reactions on the news and the market got caught off action and that's the way the media portrayed the initial, you know, sentiment and what really came. there was a big disconnect there. >> what do you do in the market, if italy is with us for a long time. the fed chief did say if europe doesn't get itself in order that it will impact our economy overall. do you put that to the side and focus more on the fundamentals of the u.s. economy or not? >> th
makes the fed's job easier because the u.s. starts looking like a sea of calm. we were talking about this. if you were a european and would you look at the situation as if illinois was really starting to go and bang bang up and the federal government had to bail them out. that's sort of what the european investors look like, but i think it reaffirms risk on and risk off and does make the jed's job easier and safe haven, buy u.s. treasuries and don't even have to buy as much. >> go ahead....
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we have the full operation in the u.s. in a short 2 1/2 years ago, it was myself and one other person. and now -- liz: it's a great story. >> we're going country by country with this passion. we have a motto, the patient is waiting. we had that motto until it got approved and now we're saying the patient is waiting still. we have to get it out to the patients in need. liz: a big thank you to all of your scientists who have worked for 15 years on this. the stock up before today up 56% year over year. it's an unbelievable move. and good luck. thank you very much. >> thanks liz. liz: a proud miami of ohio graduate by the way. closing bell ringing in 6 minutes. who is that calling at the door? the top performer on the s&p 500. oh, you can guess; right? stick around. i will tell you which stock is best looking today. that's next. did you know not all fiber is the same? citrucel is different- it's the only fiber for regularity that won't cause excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity.
we have the full operation in the u.s. in a short 2 1/2 years ago, it was myself and one other person. and now -- liz: it's a great story. >> we're going country by country with this passion. we have a motto, the patient is waiting. we had that motto until it got approved and now we're saying the patient is waiting still. we have to get it out to the patients in need. liz: a big thank you to all of your scientists who have worked for 15 years on this. the stock up before today up 56% year...
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they have $1 trillion of u.s. assets which they can monetize to grow their economy so the bet is that china stimulates and you've got to own freeport. >> what stocks are on your watch list. >> real right now one of the ones you talked about, ibm and procter & gamble and also goldman sachs. we've seen leadership out of those names. there's hey lot of momentum in them. really the three key sectors. finance, consumers, and also on the industrial side. any language, any news from those companies that would break that trend would lead the market to begin to question its footing, and that might then appropriate tate something that, you know, would derail this rally so right now we're keying on those, basically looking for any indications that the trend is not holding intact. >> so why those names? is it because these are deep, liquid, multi-national names and why ibm, for example. >> well, really if you look at what businesses are spending on, not on a spending capacity. they are trying to push productivity and trying t
they have $1 trillion of u.s. assets which they can monetize to grow their economy so the bet is that china stimulates and you've got to own freeport. >> what stocks are on your watch list. >> real right now one of the ones you talked about, ibm and procter & gamble and also goldman sachs. we've seen leadership out of those names. there's hey lot of momentum in them. really the three key sectors. finance, consumers, and also on the industrial side. any language, any news from...
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in the u.s. concern about the spending cuts due on march 1st. add it up, lots of worry. the vix also called the fear gauge surging some 34% in today's session. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, another concern for the economy and the stock market is computer hacking. our entire financial system love lives in a digital world. let's go live to the rsa security conference in san francisco where eamon javers is standing by. rsa is one of the top cyber security firms in the world, right? >> that's right, sue. they've got hundreds of experts here. this place is crawling with cyber security experts. what's stunning to me is the gap between what you hear from cyber security experts and the folks in washington and what you hear from the companies themselves. we spent time looking through filings to find out how often companies are disclosing cyber attacks that they really experienced. we could only find a couple of handfuls of examples of companies revealing that. you've got cyber security experts saying this is a huge problem. and on the other hand companies not saying that much abou
in the u.s. concern about the spending cuts due on march 1st. add it up, lots of worry. the vix also called the fear gauge surging some 34% in today's session. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, another concern for the economy and the stock market is computer hacking. our entire financial system love lives in a digital world. let's go live to the rsa security conference in san francisco where eamon javers is standing by. rsa is one of the top cyber security firms in the world, right?...
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the export numbers last night were not that good, but, again, seeing good flows into u.s. equities continually. the g-20 this weekend, a lot of saber-rattling, and saw a lot of money moving out of gold. we saw soros cutting their holdings and moving into their stocks. we haven't seen the big rotation out of bond market and into stocks, but we have seen a lot of money moving out of the commodity market and moving that money into stocks. >> yeah. we're still trying to figure out if that's a trend. rick santelli, you say you're not seeing it in terms of fixed income money? >> no, i mean, none of the -- >> we're not seeing that either. >> there's actually a removal out of something, there may be just less of a volume of money going in, but, you know, i like to look at the equity markets the way i look at spreads on the trading floor. we are at a premium spread to most of the other world equities. what did i notice today? the knee say is slipping into negative territory on the year and the daxx is to within 1% of slipping too negative territory. no matter how much better we are
the export numbers last night were not that good, but, again, seeing good flows into u.s. equities continually. the g-20 this weekend, a lot of saber-rattling, and saw a lot of money moving out of gold. we saw soros cutting their holdings and moving into their stocks. we haven't seen the big rotation out of bond market and into stocks, but we have seen a lot of money moving out of the commodity market and moving that money into stocks. >> yeah. we're still trying to figure out if that's a...
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if dell gives 5 million to the u.s. chamber and the u.s. chamber spends 20 million to oppose obamacare-- cheryl: the company's name is attached to it name it, they are politically active, go in and protest for opposing obamacare. >> at the same time, though, the companies, though, it's obvious, don't you think, what the companies or what issues, if you will, what they oh pose and say say i'm not going over so many employees because of obamacare. >> did you see ceos oppose obamacare? some did on the margins. >> some came out. >> a couple of them, but you didn't hear, like, big companies on wall street oppose obama care outwardly, and, you know, they do it through the trade organization, which, you know, gives them cover, maybe not totally disclosing, but the trade association is going with this, and what's scary about it is why is this disclosable event per the sec, the securities exchange commission, which i think what the activists, and what are the activists? the actists are unions. activists are investors considered activist investors, b
if dell gives 5 million to the u.s. chamber and the u.s. chamber spends 20 million to oppose obamacare-- cheryl: the company's name is attached to it name it, they are politically active, go in and protest for opposing obamacare. >> at the same time, though, the companies, though, it's obvious, don't you think, what the companies or what issues, if you will, what they oh pose and say say i'm not going over so many employees because of obamacare. >> did you see ceos oppose obamacare?...
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we really think that right now the u.s. is the only central bank towards hinting at ending their quantitative easing so we think if the euro dollar breaks 133 we could see finally a selloff that holds in the u.s. >> thank you so much. mike, you're up, your case on why you think china is worth watching. >> with china's economic growth seemingly back on track and because the markets are closed all of next week for the newyear's holiday, we'll watch again tonight when they release their cpi data. this month it's expected around 2%. if they come in above expectations again, we'll watch very closely to see what the people's bank of china has to say about things like lending curves. obviously this is something that has the ability to impact market movement in the morning. >> all right. we'll watch, that and warren, what's topping your watch list for tomorrow? >> well, i'm also watching china and the u.s. both are reporting trade numbers tomorrow, the two largest economies in the world. in china we're looking at their trade balanc
we really think that right now the u.s. is the only central bank towards hinting at ending their quantitative easing so we think if the euro dollar breaks 133 we could see finally a selloff that holds in the u.s. >> thank you so much. mike, you're up, your case on why you think china is worth watching. >> with china's economic growth seemingly back on track and because the markets are closed all of next week for the newyear's holiday, we'll watch again tonight when they release...
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the auto industry is a bright spot in the u.s. economy. and i've seen it that way for the last several years. and while i'm a very good car salesman from new jersey, there's some drivers here that are very powerful that this auto recovery is going to continue, and those skeptics are going to proved to be wrong. here are the drivers: genuine replacement need. we didn't have a recession in automotive. we had a depression. sales collapsed to an unfathomable low level and people stopped buying vehicles. and it pushed out the average age of cars in the united states to 11 years old. they stopped fixing them, and they have to do something. so they come into talk to us, and we have great new products, like never before, great design, quality, innovation, and the financing is the best offering we've ever had because while the banks want to lend again, they were very impressed with the way the consumer made the car payment first in their household during the financial crisis. very attractive place to lend. if you look at the december, january sales
the auto industry is a bright spot in the u.s. economy. and i've seen it that way for the last several years. and while i'm a very good car salesman from new jersey, there's some drivers here that are very powerful that this auto recovery is going to continue, and those skeptics are going to proved to be wrong. here are the drivers: genuine replacement need. we didn't have a recession in automotive. we had a depression. sales collapsed to an unfathomable low level and people stopped buying...